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The RSC/UKSC Cricket FAQ
Section - Explaination of Point of Impact clause(s).

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                       ----- 
                      |  |  | 
                      |  |  | 
                      |  |  |-----> leg-stump(for a right-hander) 
                    --|--|--|-- 
                   |__|__|__|__| 
                   |           | 
              -----|-----------|------- 
                   |  |     |  | 
                   |  |     |  | 
                   |A |  B  |C | 
                   |  |     |  | 
                   |  |     |  | 

            Region 
               A = Outside off stump 
               B = In-line with the stumps 
               C = Outside legstump 

If the point of impact is(refer to the above diagram): 
    a)impact outside leg-stump(Region C) - the batsman is not out. 
    b)impact outside off-stump (Region A) - only then see if an
    attempt at playing a shot was made or not. Not out if an
    attempt was made. 
    c)impact in line with the stumps (Region B) - not a special 
    case.

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